The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1887-07-14
CHER s Col ,UMN,
d. CLINKsCALEs, EDITOR.

gsrs and pupils: alike rejoice, not, We trust,
that there is no more work to do, but
that IL gives them q resting spell-a time
inswhich to regain the energy and force
worn away by q long term Of hard work,
and to equip themselves for better SER
vice the coming year. ghis is rest. The
teacher who .shuts up the last day
sof school, and shuts out all thoughts of
school work until che re.opening in the
fall, is surely retrograding. Now where
! and how will you spend your vacation so
] as To- rest and at the same time improve
S yourself? Let US offer suggestion or
two: Messrs. Clinkscales and Mayfeld,
School Commissioners of Anderson and
Greenville Counties. respectively, have
very wisely provided an inter county in-l
/. stitute for their teachers, to be held at
Williamson for two weeks, beginning
July 18th. They have engaged an able
sfaculty-the best that could be found.
DR.. =. b. Klemm, of whom the Green
vile correspondent OF the Neaus and cou-
risr speaks as being the schief attraction
of the State Normal here last summer,"
and who is so well and fayorably known
to our readers, will be the principal, and
will Be assisted BY DR.. S. Lander, Presi-l
dent Of Willismston Female College, an
able Instructor and gentleman we'll
known and loved for his many good
qualities of head and heart, and Miss
Leonard, principal Of the Winthrop
Training School, q teacher Of much e1-5
perience and recognized ability. These
together with eother, yetto be chosen,
constitute the faculty. AS stated above,
ne deem Il wise in these Commissioners
TO offer their teachers such advantages;.
sbnt they go farther than this, and adding
generosity to wisdom, extend a cordial
and pressing invitation to all llteachers Of
the: State 10 c5me and enjoy the afeast Q,
reasonn with them,
hero will be no State Normal this:
year, but the Williamson meeting will
bsin all respects the equal Of such an
institute, and while looking about for q
Aplacs where the summer can be pleas.
antly and prodtably spent, you should
nos overlook it. Williamson is we'll
known as q summer resort; its springs
are among the finest and best in the
State; its climate is delightful; its people
courteous and hospitable, and teachers
viii find it all llthey could desire. Espe.
Scially low rates for board will; be given
in fact, you can live there as cheap as
yon can live at home: Write TO DIR. S..
Lander, Williamson, S. o., for full in-
formation on this point &.
Too much cannot be said in praise of
Messrs. Clinkscales and May6eld for
stheir,tireIess zeal in this matter Of afford
ing their teachers and the teachers Of the
State such excellent advantages without
money and without prlce1--.except ZOE
board and travelling, whichsWill be very
small and We trnst each one who can
will show his recitation Of their kind
ness By accepting their invitation. We
are not. Uniformed as to railroad rates, but
suppose q reduction will be mads BY all
lines in the State. The time is fast ap.
preaching when there viii be no call for
amy but trained teachers in Soutk Caro-
Inns, and all should avail themselves Of
such advantages as this when they are
Offered. f you wish to go ontside the
State, the National Ed cational Associa,
stion, which meets at Chicago, July 18th,
offers the advantages of seeing some of
our common country, the most phenome-
nal city in the Union, or perhaps in the
world, and at the same time meeting the
principal educators of the land. Wher-
ever you go, whatever yor do spend
your vacation ll;-don't waste your
stime.-7He Carolina Teacher.